United States. – Committee investigating the attack on the Capitol cites declaring a group of women in favor of Trump

Madrid, 30 (Europa Press)

The Special Committee of the United States House of Representatives investigating the January 6 Capitol attack has requested the presence of eleven members of the Women for America First group for their responsibility in the riots this Thursday . That they happened that day after the ‘Stop de Steele’ performance.

On that list is Amy Kramer, the founder and president of this pro-Trump women’s group, one of the most prominent figures to spread theories of electoral fraud and encourage congressional representatives to refuse to accept the outcome of the presidential elections in November. Was one.

The committee has also requested the presence of Katrina Pearson, a former Trump campaign aide, for her role as a liaison between the White House and the rest of the organizers of the former presidential rally before the riots, the NBC network details.

“The investigation reveals credible evidence of her involvement in the said incidents,” says the summons to the committee, which, according to the gathered information, referred to news in the press and statements from those called Women for America First. “attended the organization.” and “sponsored a rally in support of former President Trump and his allegations of electoral fraud.”

The committee has requested that all of these men submit an affidavit about their involvement in a series of acts that may have served to stir up spirits among the tycoon’s followers since late October, including “recruitment” for the entire country. There were two bus tours involved for the protesters. Under the slogan ‘March for Trump’.

In return, the group’s leadership must submit documents on planning, financing and participation in all acts prior to the attack, to which the House committee has already sent a second round of summons a week ago after asking for the presence of several trusted people. People of former President Trump.

They are the case of the former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows; Chief Counsel, Steve Bannon; communications director Dan Scavino; and Pentagon Chief of Staff, Kashyap Patel.